what are the uses of hydrocarbons?

Q: Do hydrocarbons consistently produce more energy than oxygenated fuels like ethanol or vice versa?

A: Coming to energy point of view, hydrocarbons produces more energy than ethanol . Mixture of…

Q: What is Biodiesel? How is it formed?

A: The biodiesel has to be explained.

Q: How crude petroleum is change into usable fuel and other petroleum products ?

A: Petroleum refineries help in the conversion of crude petroleum into many petroleum products which…

Q: One of the common uses of hydrocarbons is combustion, burning for energy. True False

A: Hydrocarbons are compounds containing carbon and hydrogen.

Q: enthalpy change to convert one mole of methane to methanol?

A: When a chemical reaction occurs, some bonds are broken and some bonds are formed. This involves a…

Q: Why are octane numbers of gasoline different? what process affects them?

A: An octane rating, or octane number, is a standard measure of a fuel's ability to withstand…

Q: Explain the principles of tests for hydrocarbons connected to the results accumulated.

A: The test given is the bromine solution test for unsaturated hydrocarbons. Unsaturated hydrocarbons…

Q: Why does the hydrocarbons float on water? Will crude oil or gasoline, float on water?

A: the rest answer is explained in step 2

Q: What hydrocarbon compounds are gases and liquids? What are the uses of gaseous hydrocarbon compounds…

A: Hydrocarbons are compounds usually consisting of hydrogen and carbon and sometimes they contain…

Q: What are the hazards and benefits of Nitro Compounds?

A: Answer  The most prominent acute health hazard of the aromatic…

Q: The addition of 9.54 kJ of heat is required to raise the temperature of 225.0 g of a liquid…

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Q: Why are carbon and its compounds used as fuels for most applications?

A: Carbon and its compounds are used as fuels for most applications because of the following reasons-…

Q: What physical property can often be used to distinguish saturated and unsaturated fat

A: We have to tell which physical property distinguishes saturated and unsaturated fat

Q: Materials made by man using both organic and inorganic substances.

A: Natural materials are those which are obtained from nature. Organic materials are carbon-based and…

Q: How to detect the hydrocarbons as fuel experimentally

A: Hydrocarbons are the compounds which contain hydrogen and carbon as the major components or…

Q: How many grams of oxygen are needed for the complete combustion of 52.0 g of acetylene?

A: Stoichiometry furnishes the relation of reacting molecules with produced molecules. This technique…

Q: How much ethanol will be consumed to provide 7 x 107 kJ/yr?

A: Given, Molar mass of ethanol = 46 g/mol 1 mole of ethanol reacts with 3 moles of oxygen to produce…

Q: The heats of combustion of methane and butane are 890 kJ/mol (212.8 kcal/mol) and 2876 kJ/mol (687.4…

A: The amount of heat released by per gram of each fuel can be calculated as follows: Qmethane =…

Q: Explain chlorofluorocarbons ?

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Q: What are saturated and unsaturated fats and oils? a. Saturated fats and oils have a number of…

A: Saturated fats are basically saturated hydrocarbons which contain only single bonds. They are solids…

Q: What is the correct complete combustion reaction for neopentane?

A: Complete combustion of hydrocarbon means it is reacted to a full supply of oxygen and gives carbon…

Q: What is the future of hydrocarbons?

A: Wood Mackenzie said that the ratio of hydrocarbons to zero carbon supply in the global energy mix…

Q: What are the similar physical properties of open-chain hydrocarbons and closed-chain hydrocarbons?

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Q: are the functional groups?

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Q: (b) Differentiate between bioethanol and biodiesel

A: Both the products bioethanol and biodiesel are considered under biofuel category. The biofuels are…

Q: Name the hydrocarbons?

A: IUPAC provided a set of rules to provide the name to each and every organic compound. Each compound…

Q: How much CO2 is released from the combustion of ethanol sufficient to generate 100 GJ of energy?

A: Given   The energy to be generated is 100 GJ.

Q: Give the 3 practical uses of acetylene.

A: Practical uses of acetylene:

Q: Why is methane the simplest member of organic compounds?

A: In Organic compound, carbon atoms can form strong bonds to other carbon atoms to form rings and…

Q: the formation of two products. These products are: A. Carbon and water vapour B. Carbon dioxide and…

A: * Combusion rection of hydroarbon is the reaction      between hydrocarbon and oxygen molecule *  It…

Q: what types of compounds are generally used as fuels? why?

A: Fuels are organic compounds which generally burns and produce carbon dioxide,water and heat .h

Q: How much energy is released during the complete combustion of 434 grams of cyclopropane ?

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Q: What is the basis of the separation of different hydrocarbons in crude oil or petroleum? Explain…

A: Fractional distillation is used to separate hydrocarbons from crude oil or petroleum.

Q: How many kilograms of CO2 does the complete combustion of3.8 kg of n-octane produce?

A: The balanced chemical reaction for combustion of n-octane is shown as follows:

Q: What are some current applications of alcohol-based fuels? Why are alcohol-based fuels considered…

A: The applications of  alcohol-based fuels and the reason why they are  considered “cleaner”…

Q: Which factors contribute the most in a carbon footprint?

A: Carbon footprint may be defined as the process of release of carbon in the form of carbon dioxide…

Q: Whats the product?

A: Solved in step 2.

Q: Consider the copolymer structure: CI CI Draw the structures of the two alkene monomers used to form…

A: The two alkenes that make this copolymer are

Q: Why carbon and its compounds are used as fuels in most cases?

A: Carbon is an element having atomic number 6. The symbol of carbon is ‘C’.

Q: What's the functional groups  in this structure?

A: Given  Compound Containing Carbon ,Hydrogen ,Nitrogen Oxygen and Sulphur atom  Functional Group = ?

Q: Complete and balance the complete combustion of octane (C8H18)

A: Octane is an alkane with the molecular formula C8.H18, which has 8 carbons and 18 hydrogen…

Q: Why does paraffin produce more energy than ethanol?

A: The compound which has strong intermolecular bonding andrelatively high energy density release more…

Q: Functional Groups List the functional groups, what is the chemical formula for each and what are the…

A: There are many functional group in chemistry but the major functional groups are mentioned below.

Q: chemistry, what is an example of energy that involves combustion of hydrocarbons? How is it used in…

A: The hydrocarbon is the component which consist of hydrogen and carbon in its molecule which has many…

Q: What is chlorophyll? Where is it found? What is its function?

A: Chlorophyll is a green-coloured matter (pigment) present in green plants and algae. Through the…

Q: Will ethanol react with Ferric Chloride? How about Butanol? Why so?

A: Answer - The ferric chloride test is used to test for the presence of aromatic compounds. Ethanol…

Q: Why do you think the U.S relies heavily on fossil fuels as a source of energy?

A: Fossil fuels have been an incredibly successful source of cheap & instant energy. If it was not…

Q: What are the products of complete combustion of a hydrocarbon? energy, carbon dioxide, and water…

A: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: Why are short-chain alkanes like methane and butane serve as good fuels? Please expound.

A: The alkanes are highly combustible and are valuable as clean fuel burning to form water and carbon…